For Gawain, whether or not to accept those exiled by the Holy Light was actually not even a question worth considering— for the rapidly developing Cecil, filled with new order from beginning to end, anyone in this era who is thrown in must be quickly molded into a qualified component of this industrial machine. Whether you used to be a believer, a noble, a merchant, or a slave, upon entering Cecil, the first thing you face is the buffering camp, then undergo long-term indoctrination and transformation, working in factories, taking classes in barracks, and growing into a glorious and qualified Cecil citizen...
This is an era where all means of propaganda and education are lagging, and the impact of the Cecil industrial and educational systems on the natives of this era is overwhelmingly powerful. Yet, their prior identity... is irrelevant to this land.
